Finding Aggressive Poems: What's Out There?
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cronxeh
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Hmm give me a call and remind me to write my thoughts as I'm driving through manhattan and a cab driver cuts in front of me.. oh just yesterday I had some great lines.. I'll get back to you on this soon.
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Look up "Charles Bukowski."
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Hello,
Maybe these will do?
http://www.angelfire.com/rebellion2/james_blood/poems.html
http://www.comedyzine.com/poems15.html
http://www.comedyzine.com/poemindex.shtml
http://www.comedyzine.com/poems62.html
http://whyfronts.tripod.com/stupidpoetry/id23.html
Maybe these will do?
http://www.angelfire.com/rebellion2/james_blood/poems.html
http://www.comedyzine.com/poems15.html
http://www.comedyzine.com/poemindex.shtml
http://www.comedyzine.com/poems62.html
http://whyfronts.tripod.com/stupidpoetry/id23.html
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by Tyrone Green
Dark and lonely on a summer's night.
Kill my landlord. Kill my landlord.
Watchdog barking. Do he bite?
Kill my landlord. Kill my landlord.
Slip in his window. Break his neck.
Then his house I start to wreck.
Got no reason. What the heck?
Kill my landlord. Kill my landlord.
C-I-L my land lord!
by Tyrone Green
Dark and lonely on a summer's night.
Kill my landlord. Kill my landlord.
Watchdog barking. Do he bite?
Kill my landlord. Kill my landlord.
Slip in his window. Break his neck.
Then his house I start to wreck.
Got no reason. What the heck?
Kill my landlord. Kill my landlord.
C-I-L my land lord!
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Pengwuino
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scott1
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I love the ones about kids getting killed and raped written the sexual predtorsPengwuino said:
Dagenais
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If you consider rap as poetry (it is), then this should be perfect:
http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/2pac/hitemup.html
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The Norse skalds produced enough poems celebrating gory glory to titillate you for a lifetime.
ranger
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Dagenais said:
I 'm no-one to judge whether rap is poetry, but I'd rather say away from it. Thanks for the link though.
heartless: that fourth link is a little freaky don't you think.
Anymore links and suggestions(about poets) are welcome guys.
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Google this : "nursery rhymes" 
ranger
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Gokul43201 said:Google this : "nursery rhymes"
I was told that the "Ring Around the Rosie" song has something to do with the Black Death. I'm not sure though.
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Just get the lyrics to almost any Nine Inch Nails song.
I once wrote a sorta-poem that I thought was very good : it was a first person stream of consciousness account of a person soliloquising over a porridge dinner with interludes of attempted conversation with his dad across the table who seems oddly reticent. As the passage progresses, it turns out these are the psychotic ramblings of a son whose just blown his father's brains out (the father is actually slumped across the table with a big gaping hole in the skull. The porridge he's/I'm eating is flecked with bits of blood, brain, dura and skull.
Kind of James Joyce meets Clive Barker, extremely vivid and graphic, I felt disquieted after I had written it. I deleted it because I didn't want to keep that reflection of the darkness within me. In hindsight that was a mistake, it was really one of the best pieces I've written.
I once wrote a sorta-poem that I thought was very good : it was a first person stream of consciousness account of a person soliloquising over a porridge dinner with interludes of attempted conversation with his dad across the table who seems oddly reticent. As the passage progresses, it turns out these are the psychotic ramblings of a son whose just blown his father's brains out (the father is actually slumped across the table with a big gaping hole in the skull. The porridge he's/I'm eating is flecked with bits of blood, brain, dura and skull.
Kind of James Joyce meets Clive Barker, extremely vivid and graphic, I felt disquieted after I had written it. I deleted it because I didn't want to keep that reflection of the darkness within me. In hindsight that was a mistake, it was really one of the best pieces I've written.